The file saves at 4,9 MB (4.901.922 bytes)
When i follow the instructions and go to the database upload (see linked screen shot)
I get the following error message:
‘No data was received to import. Either no file name was submitted, or the file size exceeded the maximum size permitted by your PHP configuration. See FAQ 1.16.’
Following the advice from: http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/FAQ_1.16
moving the file to the openemr directory and running *source langua……sql does not produce any results.
I have successfully imported the translations by reducing the file size to below 2MB, but removing some 40k lines takes time.
Maybe I could suggest to split the language file into multiple files, each containing one language. Most likely most people downloads the file to use only one language anyway.
Regarding size, there are likely ways to reduce the size of this file markedly even with keeping all the translations; at some point when have time, may attack this issue. A more important project is placing an import feature within OpenEMR to get the most recent translation sets, which is described here: http://open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Active_Projects#Translation_database_maintenance.2Fimprovement
(in the TO DO sub-section; if we have this, then no need to have to do via the phpmyadmin way and the simple push of a button within OpenEMR would do it)(making a separate translation set file for each language would require a lot more time to set up and maintain than to set up this type of mechanism)
In the globals section 2 danish entries exists: one called Dansk (login with that one gives an English interface) or one called Danish (giving the danish interface).
If splitting the data into each language is more difficult I agree keeping things as is is satifying for now.
I guess I added “Danish” via Administration - Other - Language - Add Language before the language was available through importing the tables, and therefore creating a null language named “Danish”. The official one is called “danish”.
I think I sorted out your issue. The official language (in English) should be ‘Danish’. In the official 4.1.0 release Danish translation set it also is ‘Danish’ (likely doesn’t have a translation entered yet there), however in the most current development translation that you downloaded, the ‘Danish’ gets translated to ‘dansk’.
So, the official Danish language for you should be “Danish” in english and “dansk” in Danish. The other one is likely something you added.
